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	NEW International Catalogue of Scientific Literature, V Textbooks, Education $35.97 End time: 14-Jun-12 14:15:57 PDT
	SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE SIXTEENTH SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND ENGLISH HISTORY 1961 Antiquarian & Collectible $25.00 Bids: 0 End time: 20-May-12 18:52:36 PDT
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Scientific Literature Claiming that Origin of life is too theoretical for us to understand?

Sep 24, 2008 by eba | Posted in Biology

I'm looking for unrealistic text in book or journal form. I need to find authors, preferably scientific, who claim that it is impossible for us to ever completely tolerate the origin of life on earth, for scientific reasons. For example, the claim that there are too many missing, unevidenced steps, that any theories on genealogy are purely speculative because we weren't there, or that there are too many paths with potential explanatory power. I am not interested in entering a creationism/evolutionary archetype debate, as this is not relevant to my topic.

I suspect that any scientist would ever say that. Your best bet would probably be someone like Michael Behe or some other proponent of irreducible complexity, because regular scientists wouldn't postulate to know the limits of future technology or ways of thinking about the world that would expand our knowledge of abiogenesis. Even those who deliberate on that we are unlikely to find out how it happened base this on the fact that it happened so long ago and left little, if any evidence behind, not because it is theoretically impracticable.

Can the general public better acquaint themselves with scientific literature on global warming?

Dec 16, 2007 by loopy1894 | Posted in Global Warming

People now seem to be influenced on the enthral of climate change by the mass media and secondary sources of information instead of reading the research done by scientists around the wonderful. To raise awareness about the issue, are there any sites with scientific papers with data and various hypotheses on why our planet is warming so they can forgive why or why not people are worried about the wole issue. Hopefully more people will read actual papers on the subject as an alternative of the stuff politicians are talking about and come up with their own ideas

There are data d fabric sites such as
http://www.desmogblog.com/
http://www.davidsuzuki.org/
A good book for learning about climate change is still "The Survive Makers" by Tim Flannery

The problem with some sites such as realclimate.org is they tend to get a bit too technical for the average guy/gal on the street and start to overcome the reader.

Where can I find Primary Scientific Literature in French?

Oct 28, 2008 by BPA85 | Posted in Higher Education (University +)

In particular Health and Medicine articles, much like JAMA, NEJM, or search engines like Academic Search Head or PubMed, but in the French Language.

Thanks!

I'm guessing that you are joined with an institution of higher education as a student or faculty member. Go to your library and see if they don't have access to Medline, from the National Library of Remedy. It indexes medical journals worldwide. Once you have identified articles of interest, your library can obtain a copy of the articles on interlibrary credit.

Could anyone consult me on how to write English numerals in scientific literature?

May 19, 5036 by Dmitry A | Posted in Other - Education

Which numerals should I favourably in figures, and which--in words (eleven or 11, twenty or 20)?

you are suitably, there is a rule about this which hopefully someone will come up with. In general, you would not use figures for number over 20, unless it is a phrase like "fewer than a hundred people...". Scientists presumably find it easier if the figures are shown separately from the words. eg

The following temperature readings were obtained:
a. 7.0
b. 9.7
c. 15.3

Is there any scientific literature to back up the efficacy of fasting?

Mar 13, 2007 by Dudeberry | Posted in Diabetes

Fasting is a non-secular thing. With that said, I will also declare that it has its many benefits to the human body as well. Its a purging of toxins.

Fasting is the soul's way of putting the blood under its submission. TO THE WILL OF GOD. Fasting has MANY benefits, along with prayer of course.

I would have to do research to find articles for you, and my computer is not up to speed, so doing searches would take forever.

GOD Give.
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